Indict Eight in Conspiracy to Supply Irish Arms
Colonel Marcellus H. Thompson, son-in-law of the American ambassador to England, and seven others are named in a federal indictment for conspiring to ship machine guns to Ireland for Sinn Fein in violation of neutrality laws. The case, filed months ago, centers on 495 guns buried in a freighter’s bunkers at Hoboken docks in June 1921.
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Trenton
X. J
Marcellus H. Thompson
George Harvey
England
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Thompson
Auto Ordnance Company
New York City
Hoboken N J
Ohio state auditor reports fines paid to treasury by county
State Auditor Tracy says $712762.59 was deposited as the state share of fines from Ohio violator cases dated November 3, 1920 to June 1. The list shows Ashland 1215.85 Athens 5289.28 Batmont 11522.64 Butler 4626.37 Champaign 2144.43 Columbiana 10560.25 Coshocton 3842.78 Crawford 1900 Cuyahoga 41184.05 Darke 1099.49 Delaware 3044.26 Greene 2821.0 Hamilton 49000.31 Jefferson 3951.96 Lawrence 4205 Licking 7311.78 Lorain 27767.64 Lucas 18724.18 Mahoning 81920.85 Marion 2974.45 Montgomery 46746 Muskingum 15587.82 Richland 4425 Stark 34248.13 Summit 52199.80 Trumbull 12913.19 Tuscarawas 11952.50 Washington 1069.50 Wayne 1645.75.
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Columbus
Tracy
Ohio
Ashland
Athens County
Batmont
Butler County
Champaign County
Columbiana County
Coshocton County
Crawford County
Cuyahoga County
Darke County
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Greene County
Hamilton County
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Mahoning County
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Summit County
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Tuscarawas
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Wayne County
Six Elyrians Slightly Hurt In Auto Crash
Hall's Cleveland taxi returning to Elyria last night collided with an eastbound car driven by a man named Stroud. Six people were aboard Hall's vehicle including R D Koppes and Carl Fillmore. All suffered minor bruises. no serious injuries reported.
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Hall
Cleveland
Stroud
R D Koppes
Carl Fillmore
Survivors Rescued From Wrecked Ship and Sinking Tanker
Wireless reports say coast guard cutter Tamaroa rescued survivors from the steamship Bella abandoned in a sinking condition at latitude 26.40 and longitude 74 40. The tanker De Soto crew, abandoned at 22.45 and 92 28, was saved by the Norwegian steamer Borgestadt.
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Keywest
Fla
Coast Guard
Tamaroa
Bella
de Soto
Borgestadt
Tax collection will close Tuesday
The tax books close Tuesday as delinquent accounts are pursued. This morning the county treasurer’s office opened to a growing line of residents waiting to pay their taxes, with entrances crowded and clerks working hard to handle the influx.
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Court House
New York Man Slain Reported in Chicago Mystery
A well dressed man about fifty was found dead in a Chicago yard near Miss Mary Vestula residence with throat marks suggesting robbery and murder. A paper bearing the name William McLaughlin and travel tickets were found. J E initials appeared on his hat. James E Straud, an electrician from New York, had left for Des Moines to visit family, papers on him indicate.
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Chicago, Ills
Mary Vestula
William McLaughlin
South Western Avenue
J. E
Chicago
Des Moines
Albany
N. Y
Vestula
New York
James E Straud
West 147Th Street
Straud
Firemen Convention Set for Oberlin August 15
Representatives of the Northern Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s Association met in Oberlin to plan the annual convention on Wednesday August 15. Attendees from Chagrin Falls Wadsworth Vermilion Lorain Medina Grafton LaGrange Elyria Norwalk Huron Wellington Amherst and others attended. The event will be an all day affair with Oberlin merchants offering prizes for youths in the morning and firemen’s events in the afternoon.
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Oho Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Oberlin
Chagrin Walls
Wadsworth
Vermilion
Larain
Medina
Grafton
LaGrange
Elyria
Norwalk
Huron
Wellington
Amherst
Lorain Bar Honors Judge John C Hale Memory
Lorain County Bar Association members paused for tribute to the late Judge John C Hale of Cleveland aged 50. Resolutions praised his fifty year career as lawyer county judge circuit judge and jurist and urged emulation by younger members others delivered eulogies.
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John C. Hale
Lorain County Bar Association
John C Hare
Cleveland
Lorain County Bar
Lorain County Court
Court of Appeals
A R Webber
Webber
D J. Nye
Lee Stroup
H. G. Redington
W. B. Thompson
H W . Ingersoll
Lorain County
Common Pleas
Lorain
Hale
Cuyahoga Bar Association
Rites Tuesday for Car Crash Victim Elwin J. Huber
Funeral services for Elwin J. Huber who died after being struck by a street car at Ridgeville will be held Tuesday morning at Sudro funeral parlors. The remains go to the home of JFP Benbower in Berlinville for a 2:30 service officiated by Rey Flammer. He leaves his parents his wife two children a brother and a sister.
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Elwin J. Huber
Ridgeville
Sudro
JFP
Benbower
Berlinville
Ohio
Rey Flammer
Cincinnati
George F. Sands
Cincernnati
Sands
Schoolmates Association
Hughes warns against premature diplomacy amid Michigan commencement
Secretary of State Charles E Hughes addresses the University of Michigan commencement defending open diplomacy with secrecy in reserve. He cites the need for government to present true facts to the people and to allow Senate scrutiny of foreign policy while praising national pride and self interest over abasement. Governor Alex Grosheck receives honorary degree with Hughes.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles Evans Hughes
Alex Grosheck
Michigan
University of Michigan
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
America
United States
Secretary of State
Senate
Divorce Files Still Missing in Johnson Case
The divorce files for Harold Johnson and Jeanne Johnson remain missing from the clerk's office. The petition alleges charges are being concealed to prevent public disclosure of their contents.
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Harold Johnson
Jeanne Johnson
Court House
County Commission Seeks Court OK to Buy Touring Car
The county commissioners have applied to the court of common pleas for permission to purchase a new touring car at an expense of $1450.
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The
Court of Common Pleas
Two Church Campaign Breaks Funds Record in Elyria
The Methodist Episcopal church campaign in Elyria exceeded its $85,000 goal, raising $1,168 in ten days. Leaders praised the effort as miraculous and pledged to proceed with the new church building once the total was reached.
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Methodist- Episcopal Church
New Church
Dr Kirby
Elyria
J F Burke
C. W. Koppes
T. Kirby
Burke ii
Friends of the Church
Dr. Kirby
Brison
Free course offered for Elyrians leadership training
The Elyria Community Recreation Association announces a free leadership course for 150 residents. The program aims to develop civic social and political leadership under expert supervision, helping participants influence community life.
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Elyrians
Elyria Community Recreation Association
Fails to Find Heir to $20 000 in Cash in Cincinnati
A New York attorney, Daniel O'Sullivan, holds twenty thousand dollars in trust for Ada Sims, last known to reside in Cincinnati. Attempts to locate her since eighteen years ago have failed and the funds remain unclaimed. Efforts to trace Ada Sims have been unsuccessful.
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Cincinnati
Daniel O'Sullivan
New York
Gotham
Ada Sims
Protestant Catholic Jewish groups urge end to coal strike
Washington voices unite in a joint appeal from the federal council of churches the national catholic welfare council and the central conference of American rabbis calling President Harding to take steps to end the nationwide coal strike. The move marks the first joint action by Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups in an industrial dispute. The day also saw House Rules Committee back the Brand bill to create a government agency for coal industry investigation with the Federal Trade Commission slated as information conduit.
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Cincinnati
UT. 5
John I. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lam
Tered Sity
Lewis
Washington
Harding
Federal Council of Churches
Theational Catholic Welfare Council
Central Conference of American Rabbis
House Rules Committee
Campbell
Federal Trade Commission
Farmer Kills Son and Self in Covington Tragedy
In Kenton county near Covington, 65 year old farmer C. B. Brooks shot and killed his son J. Leslie Brooks, 33, then killed himself with a shotgun. His wives tried to intervene as he exited with two revolvers, firing at them without effect before returning to the garage to finish the act. Authorities say long simmering quarrels between father and son led to the fatal confrontation.
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Covington
C. B. Brooks
Kenton County
J. Leslie Brooks
Mexican Bandits Murder American Paymaster Near Tampico
American citizen War ren D. Harvey, pay master for an American oil company, was killed by bandits five miles from Tampico, Mexico. The American consul in Tampico informed Washington, and Mexican authorities promised an investigation after formal representations to Mexico City.
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Washington
Warren D. Harvey
Tampico
Mexico
State Department
Harvey
Mexico ‘City
Resolution links soldiers bonus to tariff bill passage
Washington June 19 A Republican Senate conference adopts a resolution by 27 to 11 to require the soldiers bonus bill be passed immediately after the tariff bill. McCumber chairing. McCormick motion to switch order defeated 30 to 9. Twenty electoral votes opposed McCumber plan were Edge Dill ingham Ernest Brandegee Phipps Nelson Fernald Wadsworth Calder.
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Washington
Sde
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
McCormick
Senate
Mc‘ Cumber
Edge
New Jersey
Dillingham
Vermont
Ernest
Kentucky
Brandesee
Connecticut
Phipps
Colorado
Nelson
Minnesota
Fernald
Maine
Wadsworth
New York
Calder
Injured Foreigner Suspected In West River Crash
An unknown man injured in a collision at West River and Third Street is hospitalized with a concussion. The accident involved two cars driven by Herman Mackett and Carl Tomasheska and a bicyclist who fled after a near pass. Police could not identify the fallen man, who wore a cap from a Elyria clothier.
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Memorial Hospital
West River
Third Street
Herman Mackett
Carl Tomasheska
Grafton
Machert
Elyria
Edwin Heron Struck by Auto Near Haserodt’s Jewelry Store
Edwin Heron of 309 North Street was bruised after colliding with a truck while crossing in front of Haserodt’s jewelry store. The driver tried to avoid him, but the youth ran into the vehicle and was able to go home unaccompanied.
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Edwin Heron
North St
Haserodt
Revolt in Canton claims hundreds dead as Sun Yat Sen forces clash
Reports from Canton describe ongoing heavy fighting three miles north of the city between Sun Yat Sen loyalists returning south and Chen Chiung Mong’s coup forces. Up to 600 killed, refugees flood toward Hongkong while Mrs Samuel Wong aids Madam Sun. Wu Ting Fang and Eugene Chen escaped. Sun Yat Sen feared looting as Chen pressed a ten day ultimatum.
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Edna Lee Booker
Canton
China
Here
Sun Yat Sen
Chen Chiung Mong
Dr. Sun
Tndez
Pearl River
Sun
Hongkong
Samuel Wong
Wong
Harvard
Lfe
Shameen Island
Madam Sun
Dr. Sum
Syn
Yamen
Madame Sun
Wu Ting Fang
Dr Sun
Chen
Eugene Chen
Sun Fo
Waichots
Anspacher Denies Wife’s Divorce Allegations in Answer
Samuel L. Anspacher files answer to Edith M. Anspacher divorce petition denying her claims of vested money or property in their home or personal assets and disputes all other allegations. He states all assets are his and refutes the remainder of her charges.
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Samuel L. Anspacher
Edith M. Anspacher
Ashbolt Wins Judgment for $159 Against Tleski on Note
William Ashbolt secured a judgment for $159 against Tleski on an outstanding note. The case records show the note was held against the defendant in an action seeking payment.
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William Ashbolt
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